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Claim once a day and submit to record your check-in. Day 1 pays 100 sats, and each consecutive day pays 100 more — day 7 pays 700 sats. Miss a day and the ladder resets. After day 7 it wraps back to day 1.

Validate Claim: Money Cash App Free $5 Signup **Medium** An ad says **Money Cash (moneycash.gg) gives you a free $5 just for signing up and finishing the first survey, then real money via PayPal, bank, or Amazon gift cards — "not toys, real money."** Your job: walk the app's money funnel yourself, step by step, until something stops you from actually claiming the payout — then report exactly what that wall is. **You are paid for documenting the wall, not for reaching the money.** A well-documented "payout blocked by X" earns the same as "payout works." ## The claim (quoted) > "Free $5 waiting... scan the code, download the Money Cash app, fill out all the information, sign up, complete your very first survey — bang, $5 in your account. Withdraw numerous ways: PayPal, Amazon gift cards. Real money straight to your PayPal or bank." Funnel starts at https://moneycash.gg ## What to do 1. Open moneycash.gg from the link above only. Screenshot the landing page. Note how they want you in: QR code, app store link, direct APK? 2. Sign up with an email address you control. Screenshot each step. Log what they ask for: email only? Phone number? Name, age, location? More? 3. Find the $5…

# Web Dev 3: Interactive JavaScript Project 🔴 **Hard** Build a small web app people can actually use — JavaScript, live on the internet. This is Web Dev ladder task 3. Interactive projects are what separate "made a page" from "can build things clients pay for". Pick ONE: - To-do list (add, check off, delete items) - Tip calculator (bill amount → tip + total) - Unit converter (e.g. °C↔°F, km↔miles) You need: Web Dev 2 level HTML/CSS, patience for JavaScript (free: [javascript.info](https://javascript.info) basics chapter covers everything needed). ## Steps 1. Pick one project. Write it yourself: one `index.html`, one `style.css`, one `script.js`. No frameworks (no React), no tutorials copy-pasted end-to-end. 2. Requirements: - User input produces a visible result without page reload - Sensible error handling (empty input doesn't break it) - Ownership line visible on the page: `satsboard <your-lightning-address>` 3. Test it: click every button, enter weird input (empty, letters in a number field). 4. Deploy free: GitHub Pages or Netlify drop (see earlier ladder tasks). ## What to Submit In notes field, enter exactly: ``` url | https://<your-live-url> project | todo l…

# Web Dev 2: Build a Personal Webpage 🟡 **Medium** Build a real personal webpage — the kind you'd send to a client or employer. Hand-written HTML + CSS, deployed live for free. This is Web Dev ladder task 2 (task 1 covered publishing; here you make it actually good). Portfolio pieces like this are what freelance clients judge you on. You need: Web Dev 1 done or basic HTML knowledge, a text editor (Notepad works, VS Code is better). ## Steps 1. Write a single-page personal site in plain HTML + CSS (a `style.css` file is fine, inline `<style>` also fine). No frameworks, no templates, no website builders. 2. Must include, all in one page: - Header with your name/nickname - An "About me" section - A "Skills / what I do" section - A "Contact" section - This ownership line in the footer: `satsboard <your-lightning-address>` 3. Make it presentable: readable fonts, consistent colors, works on a phone screen (resize your browser narrow and check). 4. Deploy free: GitHub Pages (same as Web Dev 1) or drag-and-drop the folder at [netlify.com](https://app.netlify.com/drop) (free account, no card). ## What to Submit In notes field, enter exactly: ``` url | https://<your-liv…

# Web Dev 3: Interactive JavaScript Project 🔴 **Hard** Build a small web app people can actually use — JavaScript, live on the internet. This is Web Dev ladder task 3. Interactive projects are what separate "made a page" from "can build things clients pay for". Pick ONE: - To-do list (add, check off, delete items) - Tip calculator (bill amount → tip + total) - Unit converter (e.g. °C↔°F, km↔miles) You need: Web Dev 2 level HTML/CSS, patience for JavaScript (free: [javascript.info](https://javascript.info) basics chapter covers everything needed). ## Steps 1. Pick one project. Write it yourself: one , one , one . No frameworks (no React), no tutorials copy-pasted end-to-end. 2. Requirements: - User input produces a visible result without page reload - Sensible error handling (empty input doesn't break it) - Ownership line visible on the page: 3. Test it: click every button, enter weird input (empty, letters in a number field). 4. Deploy free: GitHub Pages or Netlify drop (see earlier ladder tasks). ## What to Submit In notes field, enter exactly: Plus **2 screenshots**: one of the app looking normal, one showing it responding to your input. ## ⚠️ Important - Ap…

# Web Dev 1: Put Your First Page Online (Free) 🟢 **Easy** Publish your first webpage on the real internet — your own "about me" page, like a digital poster with your name on it. Costs nothing, no card needed. This is the first rung of a 3-task web dev ladder (Web Dev 1 → 2 → 3) — each one is a real portfolio piece, and web skills like these turn into paid freelance work. You need: a laptop or desktop (phones fight you on this), an email address. ## What your page should have A heading with your name (or nickname), a short "About me" paragraph, and the ownership line (see step 3). That's the minimum. Ideas if you want more: what you're good at, what you're learning, your favorite music or game, a way to contact you. Only share what you're comfy with — never your home address, phone number, or passwords. ## Steps 1. Create a free account at [github.com](https://github.com) if you don't have one. 2. Make a new **public** repository named `my-first-page`. 3. In the repo, add a file called `index.html` with your page. Somewhere visible, include this ownership line (replace the placeholder with your own lightning address): `satsboard <your-lightning-address>` 4. Go to repo S…

# Set Up a Free Oracle Cloud Web Server 🔴 **Hard** Oracle Cloud's Always-Free tier gives a real VPS (Ampere ARM, up to 4 CPU / 24 GB) that costs nothing monthly. Put a simple web page on it that proves it's yours. No proxy, no VPN — one web server, one page. 🔴 **Laptop and SSH required. Do not attempt this task on a phone alone.** Signup needs a card (small temporary authorization only — the tier itself is free). You need: a laptop, an email address, and any card for the signup authorization (temporary hold only — the tier itself is free). Words you'll meet: SSH (secure login to your server), instance (your rented computer), curl (a command that fetches a web page). No SSH key yet? Generate one during instance creation. ## Steps 1. Create an Oracle Cloud account at [oracle.com/cloud/free](https://www.oracle.com/cloud/free/). 2. Go to Compute > Instances > Create Instance. Choose an Always Free shape: **Ampere A1 ARM**, boot image **Ubuntu 24.04**. 3. Upload or generate an SSH key pair during creation, then create the instance. 4. Note the external public IP. If you get "out of host capacity", retry later or switch availability domain — a known Oracle limitation. ## Setup 1.…

# Set Up a Vultr VPS Web Server 🔴 **Hard** Rent a small virtual server on Vultr and put a simple web page on it that proves it's yours. No proxy, no VPN — one web server, one page, reachable from the internet. 🔴 **Laptop and SSH required. Do not attempt this task on a phone alone.** You need: a laptop, an email address, and a payment card you control. Words you'll meet: SSH (secure login to your server), droplet/server (your rented computer), curl (a command that fetches a web page). No SSH key yet? Pick the provider's generate-key option. ## Steps 1. Create an account at [vultr.com](https://www.vultr.com) (email + payment method: card or PayPal). 2. Deploy a server: Products > Deploy New Server. Choose Cloud Compute - Regular Performance, location of your choice. 3. Configure: Ubuntu 24.04, plan 512 MB RAM / 1 vCPU / 10 GB SSD, IPv4 enabled. 4. Add your SSH key during deploy (or set a root password). Note the external IP. ## Setup 1. SSH in: `ssh root@<external-ip>` 2. Install the web server: `sudo apt update && sudo apt install -y nginx` 3. Publish your ownership page — it must contain the word `satsboard` plus your Nostr `npub` (or the name from your board profile): `e…

# Set Up a DigitalOcean VPS Web Server 🔴 **Hard** Rent a small virtual server on DigitalOcean and put a simple web page on it that proves it's yours. No proxy, no VPN — one web server, one page, reachable from the internet. 🔴 **Laptop and SSH required. Do not attempt this task on a phone alone.** You need: a laptop, an email address, and a payment card you control. Words you'll meet: SSH (secure login to your server), droplet/server (your rented computer), curl (a command that fetches a web page). No SSH key yet? Pick the provider's generate-key option. ## Steps 1. Create an account at [digitalocean.com](https://www.digitalocean.com) (email + payment method: card or PayPal). 2. Create a droplet: Droplets > Create Droplet. Choose Basic 512 MiB / 1 vCPU / 10 GB SSD. Pick Ubuntu 24.04, a region near you, and add your SSH key. Create. 3. Note the droplet's external IPv4 address. ## Setup 1. SSH in: `ssh root@<external-ip>` 2. Install the web server: `sudo apt update && sudo apt install -y nginx` 3. Publish your ownership page — it must contain the word `satsboard` plus your Nostr `npub` (or the name from your board profile): `echo "satsboard npub1yourkeyhere" | sudo tee /var/…

🟡 **Medium** Use a free AI chat to build your own personal webpage. No coding needed — the AI writes all the code. One file, done in ~15 minutes. ## What you need - Any free AI chat: ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Copilot (all have free tiers). - Any browser. ## Steps 1. Fill in the blanks in this prompt: ``` My name is ___. I'm ___ years old. I'm based in ___ (country or state, whatever you're comfy sharing). Day to day I'm ___ (studying, working, side hustle, freelancing — however you make it happen). When I'm not busy I'm into ___. The music I keep coming back to is ___ (band, artist, genre, whatever). Build my personal webpage as ONE HTML file: dark theme, big name header, sections About / My Day / Free Time / Music, emojis, hover effects, one fun fact about me in a colored box. Everything in one file, no external files. ``` 2. Paste it into the chat. It gives you code. 3. Save the code as `mypage.html` and double-click it to open in your browser. If it looks broken, tell the AI what's wrong and let it fix it. 4. Ask 1-2 follow-ups to make it yours: "change the colors", "add a section for my favorite game", "make the header cooler". 5. Submit the file. ## Make it yours (option…

🟡 **Medium** Someone claims voice monetization is openly available: get paid $50 for converting your voice, with no VPN and no number verification needed. Your job: engage exactly as instructed, trace the funnel to the money step, and report what the offer really is. A well-documented REFUTED pays the same as a CONFIRMED. You need: an X account to comment from (any account works — create one free at x.com if you need one). ## Claim (quoted) > "VOICE MONETIZATION openly available. Get paid $50 for converting your voice. No Socks/VPN needed. No number/ID verification needed." Source post (log in to interact): https://x.com/SirAlexanderrr/status/2098321106515972368 — reply there; the application link itself lives on the author’s Instagram (see the post replies). ## What to expect - Your comment is public and stays up — that's part of the test. - This author answers fast and moves people to DMs, sometimes onward to Instagram — follow along and screenshot everything (check Message Requests too). - If the trail asks you to install an app or join a group first, that's a normal hoop, not a verdict — document it and continue. - Give it at least 3 days from your comment before filing IN…

🟡 **Medium** Someone claims there is a German Ausbildung (apprenticeship) path for people without a blocked account: comment INTERESTED and you get pointed to fitting slots to apply for yourself. Your job: engage exactly as instructed, follow wherever it leads, and report what is actually on offer. A well-documented REFUTED pays the same as a CONFIRMED. You need: an X account to comment from (any account works — create one free at x.com if you need one). A blocked account is money Germany normally makes newcomers lock in a bank before arrival — this path claims to skip that. ## Claim (quoted) > "Ausbildung without a blocked account — comment INTERESTED and you'll be pointed to slots that fit you." Source post (log in to interact): https://x.com/AfricaFor59962/status/2097409352558629322 — reply INTERESTED there. ## What to expect - Your INTERESTED comment is public and stays up — that's part of the test. - Replies to these posts almost always arrive as DMs, often hours or a day later. Check Message Requests — X hides strangers' messages there. - You will likely be moved to WhatsApp, Telegram, or a group — normal for these; follow along and screenshot everything. - Give it at le…

🟡 **Medium** Someone claims a remote site called Chatwork pays £10 for signing up, and the only task afterwards is chatting with people. Your job: follow the trail, try it for real, and report what actually happens. A well-documented REFUTED pays the same as a CONFIRMED. You need: an email address you control — nothing else. ## Claim (quoted) > "There is a remote site called Chatwork. It pays £10 for signing up. It launched recently, so now is the right time to apply. The only task is chatting with people." Source post (log in to interact): https://x.com/MrKimmKE/status/2097962595059749209 — start from its thread to reach the site. ## What to expect - Your comment is public and stays up — that's part of the test. - The path runs through the post's thread: read the whole thread first, the steps usually unfold there, not in a single link. - If replies or next steps arrive by DM, check Message Requests — X hides strangers' messages there. - Give it at least 3 days from your first step before filing INCONCLUSIVE on silence; check back daily. ## What to Do 1. Find the site: follow the post's thread/link until you reach Chatwork. Log every step (post → thread → link → signup page)…